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Discover the documented exploits of 10 women warriors who reshaped medieval warfare verified by chronicles, trial records, royal charters, and eyewitness accounts from the 5th to 15th centuries. These are not legends or folklore, but real leaders and fighters whose actions altered the fate of kingdoms.

Top 10 Women Warriors Who Changed Medieval Wars
10. Tomoe Gozen – Samurai warrior in The Tale of the Heike 1184
9. Khutulun – Mongol commander in Marco Polo & Rashid al-Din 13th–14th c.
8. Joan of Arc – Trial records and military dispatches 1429–1431
7. Sichelgaita of Salerno – Amatus of Montecassino & Anna Komnene 1081
6. Matilda of Tuscany – Papal letters & Vita Mathildis 11th c.
5. Aethelflaed, Lady of the Mercians – Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Mercian Register, 10th c.
4. Nawra Taurel – Ibn Khaldun s Kitāb al-ʿIbar early 14th c.
3. Ida of Formbach-Ratelnberg – Annales Mellicenses d. 1101
2. Margaret of Anjou – Paston Letters & Crowland Chronicle Wars of the Roses
1. Jeanne de Clisson – French royal attainder 1343 & Froissarts

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